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GREAT BRILLIANT RADIANCE Undertale & Deltarune AU
"Upon the end of Frisk and Chara's world, they visit Kris's world and join them for a short walk"
GBR is the 2025-2026 reboot of @hauntedhearts-au from 2019-2020
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There was not supposed to be a toilet joke here , was just trying to draw an outdoor water fountain and it happened to look like a toilet </3
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But the challenge of coming up with a fresh look for one's psycho is really just a cover for a deeper dilemma: evil has no face, except perhaps in the mirror. Let's say, for example, that you're reading this book on the train to work. Now look around. Who among you is the liar, the adulterer, the thief? What about the arsonist, the psychopath, the cannibal? Really, it could be anyone. History is full of ordinary folks doing horrible things for no good reason. In stories, however, this homely truth strikes as unconvincing. We don't buy it. At least not in trade paperback. So fiction is left with a paradoxical task, one that religion, psychology, and the daily news all fail to achieve: to make reality believable.
The Serialist, by David Gordon
